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Developing Listening Skills By: David Korn
Making eye contact with individuals is very important. This will show that you are listening intently to them. The idea is not to maintain a stare, but creating a balance between looking and glancing away. Some people don’t like to make eye contact at all. Appreciate their wants and look near or around the eyes. Asking a lot of relevant questions will show that you are listening well. This also shows that you have a genuine interest in the person. When asking questions, mention a few things the other person said during the conversation. This will further enhance your reputation. Provide good answers to their questions, as well. Learning to strike a balance during conversation is important. Many times people like to interrupt or not give the other person a chance to speak. Learning to wait and having patience will help to balance the conversation. This takes time to learn if you aren’t used to it. But, it will prove valuable in developing listening skills. Improving your listening skills will take some time and effort. Throwing in a few smiles here and there will enhance the conversation. Whether at home, work, or any other place, being a good listener will help you to become a more caring individual. |
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